After watching the very stars fall from the sky, what is Nora to do next? This should be enough to prove to her friends that the rapture has happened, but no such luck. They were all once so close, but now they are divided into believers and non-believers and trying to get along with as little drama as possible, no such luck on that account either. Now full of faith, Nora just wants to get to the end of these bowl plagues and see if she gets to see Jesus on the other side. Her love for Jaime and her curiosity for Pastor John constantly reminds her how human she is, love and lust making it hard for her to focus on God. Nora tries to feel safe in a world where Christians are starting to be persecuted for their faith all while trying to live in her beautiful bubble of dating an up-and-coming rockstar who loves her with all his heart but doesn't believe in God. She wants to live by her faith yet pretend that everything is all right, but society is changing, and a worldwide government has taken over, declaring open season on Christians. When mountains fall and one-third of the world mysteriously dies, Christians are blamed, hated, and hunted for the calamities of the earth. Soon Nora and her friends must accept facts and realize that they may be next. To go from touring with a band to hiding away in Ash's mansion isn't fun. With Christians being jailed, enslaved, or flat out murdered, going beyond the mansion gates can have fatal consequences. Not used to hiding themselves, Nora and her friends try to return to normalcy despite the targets on their backs. Nora and her motley family refuse to live in fear, but at what cost? This is the 2nd book to my Christian book series. Due to adult content, this book isn't recommended for anyone under 18. Please visit NadiaDuerson.com for more details and subscribe to book release updates, book excerpts, and free poems by me, the author :)